The First Annual Farmy Folks Soiree
a feast to those who nurture nature
Join us on November 13th from 6:00-10:00pm at the Hattie Carthan Community Farmer's Market for a family style feast, cooked with home grown herbs and produce! Comlimented with cob oven baked bread and delicious local wine.
Expect live folk performances by Professor Louie and surprise guest Eco Performers. With screenings of farmy films and the virtual tour of our 2010 market season. This event will pay homage to harvest culture and the volunteers
All ticket proceeds will go to sustainment Food Access programs and Community Revitalization movements with the Hattie Carthan Community Garden.
Tickets can be purchased for $25 at the market table or on online at:
www.firstgiving.com/farmyfolksoireefundraiser
Breakfast
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Lunch
Dinner
Dessert
The Hattie Catharn Farmer's Market was founded in 2009 by Yonnette Fleming. The multigenerational neighbors of Bed-Stuy get involved with community by learner to bake high fiber, whole grain breads on Saturdays.The Market and Garden employ, educate and empower local community teens through the Urban Agriculture Youth Corps.The Market also created an alternative food distribution program for neighborhood residents and a reduced price Fresh Food on Wheels program for seniors.
The market is a place where conversations about food, farm, and environmental issues happen and here, culturally appropriate foods are considered vital to community nutrition.
Having distributed 15,000 pounds of produce to date, the Garden has been a source for nourishment, inspiration, and meaningful conversations about the well being of the urban and farm community.
Clifton Pl. on Marcy Ave.(bordering the Hattie Carthan Community Garden on Lafayette)
G train to Bedford & Nostrand or Ridgewood bound B38 to Marcy Avenue and walk around the corner to Clifton place
hattiecarthancommunitygarden_yahoo.com
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